Stop blocking the Paid Sick Time Act. New Yorkers need time off when they or their children are sick.

Eliminate the current Maryland state song, "Maryland! My Maryland!," and hold a contest to select a new state song.

Strike down the Senate Impeachment Trial rule adopted by the Senate, to bar testimony of witnesses and/or introduction of new evidence.

Wait until new president is installed to replace the vacancy created in the Supreme Court by Ruth Bade Ginsburg’s death.

Trump says the Media is Fake News. If that is what Trump thinks. The Media should Quit covering Trump Rallies.

The Connecticut State Police are proposing a new Firearm Training Facility with two of the three potential sites in Willington Connecticut

Governor Cuomo, on May 4 you promised by declaration a Dunkirk-style citizens' fleet to block Trump's plan to drill off the shores of New York. How about engaging in a Dunkirk type action to save New Yorkers from the deadly impacts of fracking infrastructure? Can you imagine: A prolonged siege on all fracking infrastructure sites in New York State by citizens driving automobiles, trucks, heavy equipment, buses and horse-drawn buggies blocking frackers from polluting? Fracking infrastructure damages New York's environment and the health of residents and is potentially more damaging than what Trump could do to our shorelines. And you are responsible for the carnage. If you want me and my fellow New Yorkers to fight your fight, then you must demonstrate your willingness to fight ours. In other words, you must first walk your talk on climate! You must stop fracked gas infrastructure, move the State onto a comprehensive and timely path to 100% renewable energy now, and make corporations which pollute our State pay for the damage they cause.

We demand you publicly denounce Amazon for trying to build its South African HQ on sacred indigenous land -- and take steps to reduce the company's immense power.

We demand you publicly denounce Amazon for trying to build its South African HQ on sacred indigenous land -- and take steps to reduce the company's immense power.

Dear PRC Commissioners, Please consider this letter for public comment in support of renewable replacement power for the retirement of two units of San Juan coal. As a voter in New Mexico I am pleased to learn that PNM will close two of its units at the San Juan coal plant. The issue of replacement power for the San Juan coal plant is perhaps the most important energy decision that is looming and will have enormous consequences for at least the next 20 years. PNM’s replacement power for its share of the closure is as follows: • Purchase 78 megawatts more of coal from San Juan unit 4 • PNM owns three nuclear reactors at the Palo Verde Nuclear Plant in Arizona. Electricity from two of the reactors is already part of their energy portfolio and included in rates. PNM is seeking to bring in Palo Verde 3 (134 megawatts) to New Mexico rates, heretofore specifically excluded by the NM PRC. • Build a new natural gas plant (177megawatts) politically sited in Farmington. • 40 megawatts of solar. An overwhelming consensus of scientific data warns that we must transition from fossil fuel dependency to renewables as quickly as possible to avoid catastrophic climate disruption. In addition to adverse warming impacts, including fires, drought and now record-breaking floods, the combustion of fossil fuels and nuclear is also responsible for significant local public health consequences; the consumption of billions of gallons of clean water; significant pollution; and continuously rising electric rates. What Is Wrong With PNM’s Replacement Plan: • It is not the lowest cost solution; • It is not the best environmental outcome; • It is not the best jobs outcome; • It locks in fossil fuel energy when an avalanche of scientific data demonstrates that we must transition from the burning of fossil fuels to renewables. We must do better! I urge you to require PNM to replace the fuel source with aggressive energy efficiency and renewable energy. Let’s actualize our abundant renewable resources in New Mexico.